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Had Cone Biopsy For Atypical Glandular Cells And Delay In Menstrual Cycle. What Do You Recommend?
Question: Had Cone Biopsy, last year for atypical glandluar HSIL moderate servere, cell found inside the cervics/glandular squadom cell outside cervics. The doc didn't get enough tissue from the biopsy so the pathologist couldn't determine if had invaded I also got an infection cleared up. I'm have not had a menstrual cycle as it is ( Menopause) had not had a period in a year. Just recently I had symptom of a period mild flow. a water discharge, (tan, no order or itching), I;m exprenicing back pain and hip mild abdominal pain.
Brief Answer:
You need urgent evaluation.
Detailed Answer:
Hi XXXXXXX XXXXXXX
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After analyzing your symptoms, your symptoms are not normal. What I suggest you is urgent evaluation by an OBGy specialist, mainly to do per-speculum examination to look for any cervical lesion or growth, and a per-vaginal examination. I also suggest you to get an ultrasound/CT scan of the pelvis to look for any problem with uterus or ovaries.
Depending on the findings you might require a colposcopic examination of cervix and depending on the endometrial thickness a EB-endometrial biopsy.
From your history I personally feel you should undergo Total hysterectomy after getting evaluated completely. Let Your treating doctor decide it.
Please ask if you have more questions. If you are satisfied, please make sure that your ACCEPT my answer so that I receive credit. Good luck!!
You need urgent evaluation.
Detailed Answer:
Hi XXXXXXX XXXXXXX
Thank you for choosing XXXXXXX
After analyzing your symptoms, your symptoms are not normal. What I suggest you is urgent evaluation by an OBGy specialist, mainly to do per-speculum examination to look for any cervical lesion or growth, and a per-vaginal examination. I also suggest you to get an ultrasound/CT scan of the pelvis to look for any problem with uterus or ovaries.
Depending on the findings you might require a colposcopic examination of cervix and depending on the endometrial thickness a EB-endometrial biopsy.
From your history I personally feel you should undergo Total hysterectomy after getting evaluated completely. Let Your treating doctor decide it.
Please ask if you have more questions. If you are satisfied, please make sure that your ACCEPT my answer so that I receive credit. Good luck!!
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